What's New
at OneStream Live

Full Studio production is now on mobile, including scene building, guest management, and live camera effects. Live Chat and a backup stream key are also included, keeping your broadcast running if your primary connection fails.

This release introduces Live Sales, allowing you to sell products within your stream using QR codes. It also includes a complete app redesign, a permanent Instant Studio link, and a backup stream key, along with several additional features, all at no extra cost.

OneStream Live is celebrating its 7th birthday this year, and honestly, we’re feeling a little emotional. What started as a small beta test has now grown into a live streaming tool loved by people around the world. There were bugs, late nights, stressful launches, and plenty of “wait… why is this breaking?” moments along the way, but seeing creators use OneStream Live in ways we once only imagined made it all worth it. Let’s take a quick trip down memory lane to see how we got here and what’s next.

OneStream Live has discontinued the option to log in via Facebook and Twitch. This change is made to improve security, stability, and long-term platform reliability. Users are now required to log in exclusively via email. Streamers who have not yet established an email-based login may do so by resetting their passwords. Further details regarding this process are available on the official blog.

OneStream Live has officially launched its new Enterprise Plan built for large-scale streaming, bigger teams, and professional productions. The update also introduces powerful new features, including 24/7 live streaming, multi-camera streaming, a teleprompter, and support for up to 50 multistreaming destinations. Explore everything included in the Enterprise Plan and the new add-ons now available across OneStream Live in our blog.